“Poor People’s Campaign, A Moral Revival”The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber began Moral Mondays and today is leading a National Poor People’s Campaign, the work begun by Dr. Martin Luther King just prior to his assassination. This is a special Sunday, as we will also host the Portneuf Valley Interfaith Fellowship’s annual Community Martin Luther … Continue reading Sunday Service – A Moral Revival
“Shared Leadership: Voices of the Margins ” [Audio Link]In Our Transgender Inclusion in Congregations educational series last Spring, we learned that among people who have been historically marginalized, leadership is more shared, less hierarchical. How can organizations adapt shared leadership styles, becoming more diverse and vibrant for 21st Century church? Braeden Udy will be providing … Continue reading Sunday Service – Voices of the Margins
This will be a lay led service. Bob Gerhke is giving a message, entitled “The New Jim Crow” based on a book from Michelle Alexander. Dr. David Parry will provide our music specially chosen for this service. Worship Associate, chalice lighter, meditation reader will all be members and friends of the Fellowship. Coordinator is Becky … Continue reading Sunday Service – Jim Crow
Come celebrate world religions and traditions of the holiday season at this special service! All are invited to attend. The 29th annual Festival of Lights will celebrate Solstice and Yule, Christmas and Advent, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and Kyaamuya.
How do we keep compassion for one another? Are you finding the world more frightening than ever, wondering what happened to compassion or loving your neighbor as yourself? You are not alone! Caring and compassion are alive and well, and are values to be cultivated and shared. Martin Luther King, Jr. said, “You cannot fight … Continue reading Sunday Service – Compassion
“White Supremacy Culture… where?!?” Our UUA has long been involved both with the struggle for racial equity and more recently with understanding its own complicity in maintaining a structure that works against these noble aims. Join us for a presentation and discussion about white supremacy, white supremacy culture, and what the UUs are doing about … Continue reading Religious Exploration
“What We Do, and Why We Do It” [Audio Link] Building beloved community is a charge for us all. What do we bring to the work that inspires or hinders, propels or arrests progress? Being able to say the words, ‘our intention is…’ and ‘our method is…’ is imperative if we dare to truly be … Continue reading Sunday Service – What We Do
The Intersection of Stoicism with Buddhism’s Four Noble Truths
“Day of the Dead” [AudioLink] Today we thank and honor people of Mexican heritage for this thoughtful and richly meaningful way of remembering the people who loved us into being. By remembering, our dear ones are always part of us. Bring mementos for the altar, such as photographs or small, favorite objects of your beloveds. … Continue reading Sunday Service – Day of the Dead
Covenant and the importance of love and compassion.
